10-09 166th Street, Queens, NY 11357

The three-story, three-unit building at 10-09 166th Street in Whitestone, owned by Mario Mastronardi and constructed in 1985, has experienced several notable issues in recent years, with the most significant being multiple open violations regarding annual bedbug reporting requirements under the Housing Maintenance Code. These ongoing violations, spanning from 2021 through 2024, indicate a consistent failure to comply with mandatory bedbug documentation requirements, suggesting potential concerns about pest management protocols and building maintenance practices.

More recently, in early 2025, there were complaints about heating and hot water issues affecting the entire building, though inspections by the HPD determined that the conditions did not violate housing laws, and the complaints were subsequently closed. The building's record suggests some recurring compliance challenges, particularly regarding bedbug reporting requirements, which have remained open for multiple years despite annual inspections.

While the recent heating and hot water complaints were investigated and found to be non-violative, they represent another potential area of concern for residents. The structure's relatively recent construction (by NYC standards) and its classification as a "HEREAFTER ERECTED CLASS A" building indicate it was built to meet contemporary standards for residential buildings of its time, though the availability of consistent heat and hot water appears to be an ongoing challenge based on the recent complaints.